Configuration
Humanized timing
Every utility can vary its timing, and Auto Clicker can also vary where it lands. In the app the one-line explanation is the honest one: varies timing and position so input looks natural and avoids fixed-rate throttling.
A perfectly regular stream is fragile — anything that rate-limits input treats a flat rhythm as a flat rhythm, and a fixed coordinate hits the same pixel forever, which stops working the moment a window moves.
This is a reliability feature. ClickTray makes no claim that it conceals anything, and it does not conceal its process, ship a driver, or read another program's memory.
The controls
| Control | Where | What it varies |
|---|---|---|
| Make it look human | Auto Clicker's guided Review step | Switches timing variation (set to about 15% of the gap, between 2 and 500 ms) and a small spread (6 × 6 pixels) on or off together. The spread only applies to One spot I pick, and neither applies to A few spots, in order. On by default |
| Timing variation (ms) / Timing jitter (ms) | all four utilities | The gap before the next action, drawn around your setting rather than repeated exactly — the setting is the typical deviation, so an individual gap can be off by up to three times it. Auto Clicker starts at 20 ms, Key Presser at 40 ms, Macro Recorder and Stay Awake at 0. Not used by Auto Clicker's point sequence, or by Key Presser's Hold and Type text modes |
| Curved cursor travel | Auto Clicker, Advanced | The cursor walks a curved path between points instead of jumping. Off by default |
| Spread clicks over an area | Auto Clicker, Advanced | Each click lands somewhere inside a Width (px) × Height (px) box around the target point. Fixed point only. Off by default; the box starts at 8 × 8 |
| Hold jitter (ms) | Key Presser | The hold time of Key sequence steps that have a hold set. Starts at 15 ms |
Every one of them can be set to zero or switched off if you want exact, fixed behaviour.
Clicking something found on screen always moves straight to it: curved travel, timing variation and spread apply to steady clicking only, because walking a curve to a moving thing lands the click behind it.
What usually goes wrong
Clicks on a fixed route are slow to start. Curved cursor travel walks the cursor to each point, which takes time on a long route. Turn it off in Natural movement.
Hold mode ignores the settings. A hold has no interval and no repeat position, so there is nothing for variance to apply to.
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